MiniMate Refrigerator Unit Reports from Consumers and Professionals
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Food contamination is not a myth. Every year there are food recalls from a variety of sources: packaged foods (both national and store brands); pet foods; raw, packaged or canned meats; fresh fruit and produce, in a bag or in your grocer's produce section; and, yes, both organic and non-organics. It may only be a matter of time before you or someone in your family gets sick from these germs which include both salmonella and E. coli.
News stories abound from reliable sources such as MSNBC and CNN about both food recalls and food safety concerns. But years ago the FDA approved the activated oxygen technology employed in the MiniMate for use on and around foods. This safe technology has been used for years in the wholesale produce and cut flower industries to extend the life of their products. Why? Because it kills the bacteria and mold that could spoil your food and make you sick (says the MiniMate manufacturer).
The MiniMate takes this technology and shrinks it down to an appliance not much bigger than the box of baking soda that is probably in your refrigerator now. But instead of just deodorizing it helps sanitize too, making it a great deal for anyone who is concerned about their health.
Below are some articles about the current food scares and how the MiniMate could help. These articles illustrate how important the MiniMate is and why so many people don't want to live without it.
Supplier Expands Beef Recall -- The New York Times Botulism Investigation Closes Food Plant -- CBS News Can We Trust What We Eat? -- SFGate Spinach Recall -- USA Today Tofu Recall Expanded -- Akron Six Diagnosed in E. coli Outbreak -- BBC News Kraft Recalls Chocolate -- Chicago Tribune E. coli Infections Affect Ind. Children -- AP E. coli Fears Spark Bagged Salad Recall -- AP Food Recalls -- AP Vernon Company Announced Pet Food Recall -- Courant Recall of Cantaloupes -- Dole Foods All Bacteria May Not Come Out In The Wash -- USA Today No Increased Precautions After E. coli Outbreak -- MSNBC
Supplier Expands Beef Recall -- The New York Times
Botulism Investigation Closes Food Plant -- CBS News
Can We Trust What We Eat? -- SFGate
Spinach Recall -- USA Today
Tofu Recall Expanded -- Akron
Six Diagnosed in E. coli Outbreak -- BBC News
Kraft Recalls Chocolate -- Chicago Tribune
E. coli Infections Affect Ind. Children -- AP
E. coli Fears Spark Bagged Salad Recall -- AP
Food Recalls -- AP
Vernon Company Announced Pet Food Recall -- Courant
Recall of Cantaloupes -- Dole Foods
All Bacteria May Not Come Out In The Wash -- USA Today
No Increased Precautions After E. coli Outbreak -- MSNBC